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  1. Apr 2022
    1. Lexie has a great foundation for the code of ethics and federal etc regulations. She adheres to all of these and asks questions when she has them regarding. –

      Is this accurate? It appears cut off

    2. It was my responsibility to discuss the progress and goals for their child during occupational therapy services

      It was my responsibility to discuss how occupational therapy services related to their child's goals.

    3. to help grow and develop my own knowledge for occupational therapy.

      I don't understand this last part of the sentence. Perhaps start a new sentence: It helped me deepen my appreciation for OT (or ST). Not sure what you meant so just throwing out a suggestion.

    1. I worked with the parents to develop an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) and get permission to evaluate their child

      Reorder--didn't you first get permission to evaluate before developing the plan?

    2. slate.

      FYI (you didn't do anything wrong--this is just FYI) the law requires a translator be present in person or via phone (i.e., a real person, not an app). It is possible your CI didn't know.

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    1. occasionally I would have the opportunity to do a treatment with that patient/client

      not sure what you mean--you had enough time left over after the evaluation to perform treatment? Otherwise I don't understand. Please clarify

    2. MORO, ANTR, TLR,

      Moro reflex is named for the person who first described it, and therefore is a proper noun. The others are acronyms--please spell out. Please correct Moro in the remainder of this section.

    3. vidence-based practice was utilized in the outpatient pediatric setting where I completed my Level II fieldwork through a major focus on evaluation of primitive reflexes and creating intervention treatments designed to facilitate the integration of primitive reflexes in young children.

      This is a very long sentence--can you break it up?

    4. have

      remove the word--the portfolio should be presented in past tense. By the time you show it to a potential employer, all of the events will have taken place in the past and you will no longer be a student.

    1. It is easy to disregard some patients as complainers, but when our goal is to address the whole person, I believe I did that by advocating for his meals to be adjusted so that he could heal and move on to the next level of care.

      This sentence needs to be revised--the last part doesn't make sense.